ISTQB Foundation Level Certification Explained – Chapter 4 (Part 1)

In this episode of the series on ISTQB’s Foundation Level certification, we start discussing the fourth chapter of the syllabus describing three types of test techniques.

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[edvardsusackis]

the volume of the intro always sends me through the wall

[HoboOnABicycle]

Thanks for the series, cant wait for part2, and the other chapters

[Zen_Power]

Great video! Now I understand why the Oracle in the Matrix is called the Oracle.

[ristohristov]

Great series. The easiest explanations for definitions tha gave us a headache. 👍 Really helpfull videos. Great effort

[snhhjkv]

1. No. Achieving 100% decision coverage guarantees 100% statement coverage but not vice versa.
2. Traceability is the ability to identify related items in documentation and software, such as requirements with associated tests.
3. Statement testing and decision testing are parts of white-box testing technique.

[tatianasergeeva]

My answers for the quiz are:

1. 100% statement coverage does not provide 100% decision coverage, as it does not ensure that all the decision outcomes, both true and false, are tried.
2. Linking of test conditions back to where they originated from is called traceability.
3. Statement testing and decision testing are white-box test techniques which are most commonly used at the component test level.

[rgdwdfn]

Hi, there are my answers
1. No, 100% statement coverage doesn't guarantee 100% decision coverage.
2. Traceability
3. White-box testing

[ivanpetin]

Quiz answers are:

1. No. When 100% statement coverage is achieved, it ensures that all executable STATEMENTS in the code have
been tested at least once, but it does not ensure that all DECISION logic has been tested.
2. The relationship between test conditions and what they are based on is called traceability.
3. Statement testing and decision testing are white-box techniques and can be applied when we have access to the code.